Kissinger plans new Peking trip this month
Henry Kissinger said he would travel to Peking this month to set a date for President Nixon's visit to China. He stressed no link to China internal troubles and noted ongoing talks with the People's Republic despite the lack of formal diplomatic relations.
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U S cautiously optimistic on Suez interim deal hope
Assistant Secretary Joseph Sisco says the United States is cautiously optimistic about an interim Israel Egypt agreement to reopen the Suez Canal. Secretary Rogers met Jordan's Abdullah Salah while Israel presses for more advanced fighter planes, including F4 Phantoms, to secure its security.
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Auto fraud suit dropped against Scottsdale agency
PHOENIX UPI A fraud suit against Scott Toyota in Scottsdale was dismissed in Superior Court. The state, via Jack McCormick of the Consumer Fraud Division, said the action ended after the agency's president signed an assurance of discontinuance agreeing not to tamper with odometers or misrepresent mileage.
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Burglary at Pink Pony and Local Shops Reported
Burglars took about $300 and liquor from the Pink Pony restaurant at 3831 N Scottsdale Rd between 12:30 and 7 a.m. Access was gained by prying a rear door. Liquor was stolen from storage, and office contents were scattered. Also robbed were Sir Speedy Printing at 22 W Sixth Ave $120 cash, and Fashions West at 4305 N Winfield Scott Plaza $100 cash. Golf gear valued at $230 disappeared from a home garage on Windsor Street.
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Obituary of Dr John Lowe In Scottsdale and Eau Claire Native
Dr John Lowe 74 died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital after retiring from a 47 year Eau Claire practice. Visitation at Green Acres in Scottsdale Wednesday 2 4 pm and 7 9 pm with burial in Eau Claire Wisconsin. Survivors include wife Mildred four daughters three sisters and 13 grandchildren.
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Design Review Board considers four proposed building designs
The Design Review Board will review four design applications at a 5 p.m. meeting today including Bobby McGee's Restaurant at Papago Plaza, the bridge club, three lots on the east side of 75th Street north of Stetson Drive, an addition to Fiesta de Mexico at 426 N Craftsman Ct, and EPC Realty Co. at Winfield Plaza. Site Plan Committee also to discuss bridge club, Fiesta de Mexico, and EPC Realty building at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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EPC Realty
Four Scottsdale Accidents Reported With No Serious Injuries
Scottsdale police investigated four mishaps Monday with no serious injuries. Incidents included two-car crashes at Scottsdale Road and Highland Avenue at 1 30 p m and at 68th Street and Lafayette Boulevard at 7 55 a m, a second two-car crash at 68th Street and Indian School Road at 3 25 p m, and a car truck collision at Hayden Road and Pierce Street at 8 55 a m.
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Bloodiest Indochina clash in four months at Krek
UPI reports 364 killed as North Vietnamese 5th Division pulls back from the Cambodian border toward a bunker complex 30 miles inside Cambodia. ARVN Rangers and cavalry lift the siege of Krek and Fire Base Alpha, with 134 NVA killed in a tank and rocket battle.
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Arizona voter registration law upheld by federal panel
A three judge federal court panel in Phoenix ruled Arizona’s 1970 voter registration law legal despite Common Cause challenges. The decision means 618 contested Tucson primary votes will not be counted as ballots cast by unregistered voters were allowed pending court review. The ruling cites a letter from the U S attorney general confirming no violation of the Voting Rights Act.
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Resignations Accepted From Burr and Six Deputies
The Pima County Board of Supervisors accepted the resignations of former Sheriff Walden Burr and six deputies. Burr cited health reasons and a physician’s warning about life threatening risk. He recently underwent surgery for two gastric ulcers. 78 Grand Jury charges were dismissed as part of the resignations.
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